The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03

publicans. who have not shown themselves
wholly opposed osuch an homogeneous liance
gain by 1t.
QUESTIONS FROM SUN READERS.
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visions OF the same. 1SaurRER
The Edmunds Tucker bill became law on March "a
1882 receiving the signature of President Arthur that
day The bill provided penalties for polygamy, dsqua
fed polygamsts for Jury duty disranchsed them and
declared vacant all registration and elective Offices in
Utah placing the conduct Of elections in tho hands Of
Commission to be appointed by the President Tho Leg
fsaturs whose members were elected under the pro-
visions of the act was to make laws to provide for NIL
Ing the vacancies created by the act
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Apply to tho superintendent At the Union during the
morning.
Please ts n. the nearest way by bicycle from Staten
Your shortest route is from Elizabeth Morrisown,
and thence to Hackettstown. From Port Richmond to
Elizabeth however you cannot do much riding your
machine; you can do more riding your bicycle by
riding to Tottenvilc then crossing Perth Amboy by
ferry and then riding to Morrlstown through Railway
ID there law which makes animals and men move In
same directionf NJ.
There Is no human law; there seems to be natural
law which makes lost persons wander In circle var
theories offered to explain the law Some people
It Is owing to tho motion of tho earth that person
moves In circle; other people that has two
chances to wrong to chance to go right ahead
and most naturally in circle. It has boon sug
gesed that tho greater exercise which the right side Of
the body receives account for the fact that tho
circle 10 almost always made to the right. Whether
this Il the true reason, we cannot say
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bstm examination OF witnesses or merely summary
ALLOW % . me TO help YOU to some assist
You cannot tho report until 1t has been submitted
to Congress next session. II 1t is ordered to be
printed you get copy through your member We
do not know what will contain The second Of the
sentences 10 Incorrect; assist" aid, bring
and does contain tho idea of serving which
help" does
How manv times did the name Of Mr. Cleveland or the
Mr. Bains's sf 40 ''''' u A'ep''' '' $50 s'1 III
Mr. Clevelands namo did not appear but once in his
letter. when he signed his used the personal
pronoun ten times. Mr. Blaine wrote "I" twelve times
and his own name once
Which 10 RramMmatical II diner with yop" II
Both expressions correct but each in Its own place
person dfers from characteristics mental
or physical. and differs with him in opinion.
Can Captain of marines while active duty and in
S%..f' Il not who cam eompsi hun in
He cannot make regular habitual business Of solicit.
ing orders but 1t would not be improper wrong for
him to solicit order from friend for another
friend, even though he made profit on it. long no
did not DO 80 a. trade. The Officers superior would
the proper person complain he is making bust.
OF drumming
Is tho word skless right as have speit It, JB.H.
No; the right spelling Is skilless.
Can you give o me some rule BY which may know
IL; also when to use and when % omit that" and
many 'Av'f' which n Essn bsa6ss
There seems to be difference in the use of round
and around the two words being used interohangeaby
Although Is . moro emphatic word than though, and
should be used in preference latter at the begin
ming Of sentence. TIL has been shelved by prose
writers Of to-day who substitute until for It. The only
rule governing the omission of that and which ia
simple one, Relative pronouns often omitted
familiar conversation or correspondence" 1t Is per-
fectly proper omit these relatives but they should
be omitted when their absence from the sentence
cause the slightest ambiguity.
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He probably tho designer of tho coin, but What
his name Ia or was we do not know. e7Tg
TEE EvrMNa SuS OF June said that jew once oecu.
Jew, converted jew or did he merely pretend to Be
Christian in order to advance the Interests Of his
The EvrnSo suy is right-it always is He was self.
acknowledged Jew Jew of the strictes sort; he
converted jew, and good Christian and did not zoe.
cupy the throne" merely for the good of race, In
fact he occupied tho throne" for the good those
who were 'ot Of his own race We very much doubt
whether he knew he was Pope. His ST. Peter.
there is no such thing as an English American
pute. j. A
Ais probably qubbng
The Chicago Tribune that Custom House records
from New York in a day is this SOY j. ". "
We believe 1t is though give you the figures
Il. Can you tell me the author of poem containing
Silence is the heart of all things
wblsh the fever and The spas S'''
Eysry ,h .o an sbs Sq.sks y. ,,ne
L9 ss Grss of % %9ts pr%iG% anad.r
Let thy soul walk sorfly in thee,
il 20 be alone with God.
wsn as Sa and has b:
ssrSssr WiiIsm iicsiI. ain LYNN, rlsass
Hfriean ni..n s. Is the Rev JAMES Uaashey re-
vivast Of thirty years ago, stil lvng' II where,
l. We DO not know who wrote tho poem who can tell
q so far know DR.. Mayo is still living; no has
written Romance Dust from the Historic Placer" and
novel, "Never Again." besides the famous books you
name. O. Mr. Hewitt died March s. 1879 =. Bishop Tay
Tor to Africa in the autumn Of 1885, since then
he has made chain Of stations eight ten In number
extending from San Pauo de Loando on the west coast
400 500 miles inland At each OF these stations there
s at least missionary Al Stanley Pool the Con
60 station with eight missionaries and soon
as he gets his second steamer launched the Upper
Congo he intends establish stations along tho kassai
River, the Congos greatest southern aiuent 8. We do
know
friend says that the Introduction Of Croton water
into tho city celebrated In lS+I 1916 Say II was
in ls4l or 1912, Which Is right DAY
You right Water was let into the Fifth avenue
reservoir July 1872 And tho event celebrated
with great reisicings
How does Henry ueorRe propose to collect all taxes
from lAndt Who IL tn the land, and who pay
the tAxest II the land be reo like air how Is Il
to be made SOY Please enlighten an iGSoRANus
We should be glad to snghten you but cannot do 80.
You ask about the details OF the great
movement We do not suppose that Mr. George has ar
ranged yet how the whole Thing 10 to DO IN motion
Il 10 probably in making the that his great
scheme will fall through.
What is the distance from the Battery to Iona
lalAndt OLU sUBScRIBER
The distance, va believe, is about forty,six miles
MIST National GuArdsman in uniform pay his fare on
q ferryboat' Co. Urn kkur